Romania’s High Court of Cassation and Justice (ICCJ) has formally requested Parliament to amend the current Salary Law, citing “serious constitutional issues.” The ICCJ warns these issues could jeopardize the validity of the legislative process itself. In a press release issued Monday, the court indicated it will refer the law to the Romanian Constitutional Court if the identified irregularities are not addressed. The specifics of these constitutional problems remain undisclosed in the initial statement. This intervention from the highest court signals significant flaws within the existing salary legislation. The ICCJ’s move underscores a potential legal crisis and necessitates urgent parliamentary action to ensure legal compliance. Failure to comply could lead to the invalidation of the law and further legal challenges.